Dutch Boy soft paste white-lead is pure white-lead ground in pure linseed oil.

-lead andflatting oilfinish by washing it.

It is not possible for an individual to consiu&e^omkercial leaded gasoline to be poisoned by tetraethyllead, for acute intoxication by gasoline would supervene before enough lead to eause intoxication would have been taken in.

It has becoae so prevalent that it is veil known to all sellers of White Lead.

Haohle Section II - Storage & Transportation of Leaded Gasolins Relative toxity of organic and inorganic lead.

National acicular basic lead sulphate is also outstandingly poor, with the other, white leads tested nearly identi cal.

and bur present one, which would certainly'-come to 0*025, is only 0*.0l+5# it is not very great either chemically or statistically* For example, the average of the means obtained bn the ten subjects studied by the continuous laboratory method (p*3 of the reprint from the J*A*MA*) is 0*021 * 0*002* Com paring this with the mean value for medicaid'students given on p.283 of th article "On the Normal Absorption and Excretion of Lead, II Lead Absorption and Lead Excretion in Modern America!

Joseph Lead Company Vice President, Lead Industries Association f OPENING "HEW FRONTIERS". ............................................................................D.

Therefore I speak without reservation, in the feeling that there is no present justification for skepticism as to the essential facts with reference to the normal lead concentration in the blood, its normal pattern of paifction therein, and the variations In the lead concentration in the whole blood that are associated with varying intensities of lead exposure.

If a mixing tank, any record of lead discrepancies in mixing.

Evidently he considers all individuals with urine leads of 0.2 mg lead per liter of urine as sick with lead poisoning, regardless of their clinical status and, therefore, deserving of therapy.

His blood lead is low, so that he cannot have absorbed any large quantity of inorganic lead recently.

These cases vary-from relatively mild lead poisoning of the gastro-enteric type, to severe disabling and persistent lead colic, ana even to a perfectly typical case of bilateral wrist drop.

At least half of the lead that is found in the American. - - 0004251 N6919 Dr* Francis M.

Therefore I speak without reservation, in the feeling that there is no present justification for skepticism as to the essential facts with reference to the normal lead concentration in the blood, its'normal pattern of paifction therein, and the variations In the lead concentration in the whole blood that are associated with varying intensities of lead exposure.